A collection of ten essays breaking out of a cognitivist vocabulary to analyze signs and systems within an approach that emphasizes process, practice, and ritual over ideology. The discussions explor
Describing Peirce's theory of pragmatism as a transforming process and a mode of transmuting ideas, Kevelson (philosophy, Center for Semiotic Research), looks at its relation to social principles and
We are not born into a world. We create one from an infinity of possible worlds. The critic of institutions makes us aware of this. The seventeen essays in this collection comprise investigations into
Danesi (anthropology, U. of Toronto) has written extensively on semiotics and mathematics shares insights he gained designing and teaching for eight years an experimental mathematics course for math p
